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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-22

The petition of Brigadier General Daniel
Ruggles TO Congress is interesting. He asks
for an appropriation of 100000 to be ex
pended in developing his system of producing
rainfall and resisting cyclones and tornadoes.
After lengthy dissertation in which the
general maintains the logical feasibility of
his inventions, he says that to precipitate
rainfall he would by a combination of the
available inventions, chemical and mechani-
cal send torpedoes charged with dynamite
and other explosives in skeleton balloons
into floating rain clouds and there explode
them by magnetic electric force through the
well-proved time fuse, to send shocks and
vibrations throughout the aerial horizon. In
order to carry out his invention to the best
advantage and to produce the best results, he
would desire fthe cooperation of the signal
corps and the liberal employment of artil-
lery, both light and heavy guns, under favor
able conditions of the army and navy and of
the volunteer service of the respective States
as an auxiliary force, by single guns OF by
salvoes, in combination with explosives in
the aerial realm.''
The investigation of the burning Of the
Temple theater in Philadelphia has brought
out some instructive facts concerning the
dangers of the electric light. 1t was demon
strated that when, sometimes happens,
the insulation of the conducting wire be-
| comes detached and the wire is run or passes
| through woodwork, incandescence may be
set up. Also where two wires are placed
| near together, with woodwo between them,
! cross currents may be induced by the pres
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-22
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF

LIEBIG COMPANI'S EXTRACT
MEAT. An invaluable tonic. "Is success
and a boon for which nations should feel
grateful. See Medical Press, "'>Lancet, &c
Genuine only with the fac-simile of Baron Lie
big's signature in blue ink across the label.
The title Baron Liebig" and photograph hav
ing been largely used By dealers with no con-
nection with with h Baron Liebig, the public are in
offer the article with Baron E4iehig's guaran-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Miuor CnAAa.

George Ashley was before Judge
Cummins this morning, and the cflcer
who made tho arrest testified that ho
found him hiding In Warmers ware.
house. The Judge scbArged him
with . warning that II he was before
him again he would not get of 80 easy.
O:twald Mailer was adjudged guilty
OF being drunk and disorderly, and was
Aped ~ and costs.
Ni0hAei Burns WAS found lying on
tho sidewalk At Front and King streets
about II o'clock last night screaming
murder, with James Butcher ou top OF
him pummeling him to his hearts con.
tent Both men were drunk, and the
officers locked them up. Judge Gum
minis. after hearing these facts. fined
Butcher "a for being drunk and dis
orderly and Burns 81 for being drunk.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
At tho Academy OF M usio.

To say that the Academy Of Music
was crowded last night on the occasion
Of Its opening for the season would
scarcely express 1t, as 1t WAS packed
from pit to dome. 1hs mansgers re.
fused to sell even admission tickets
after 7.45 o'clock, and seats we're not tG
be had at any price. 1t Is estimated
that there were not lees than 1000 per.
sors In the house, and this immenet
audiencs was convulsed with laughter
At the many comical polnts in Keep Il
Dark" Mr.. Bryant and Miss Richmond
are as entertaining as ever, and the en-
tire company Is first class in every re
spect. "Keep 1t Dark" will be pre-
seuted sgaiI this evening, tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow night, and nj
one who enjoys hearty laugh should
miss seeing 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
High school Iuvestls alton

The Committee to investigate the
charges against Principal Graham of the
High School, the teacher who made the
charges and the committee in charge OF
the High School, will not meet this week
owing to the unavoidable absence of Mr..
Pyle, one OF the committee, the further
fact that Miss Hare, one OF the teachers
making the charges will not be home from
Q visit to the west until to morrow. The
committee consists of j. Clayton Massey,
William Fl. Foulk, Bernard J. Donahoe
j. Alfred Collins, Joseph Pyle, j. p.
Theodore Fuekel and Francis Magaw.
Mr.. Massey 1t is understood will be chair
man of the committee. The latter
will meet on Monday afternoon TO or.
ganizs, and again on Monday evening 70
take testimony. The stenographer "a
take the verbatim testimony of the wit
nesses, and the notary public 10 qualify
the witnesses have not been selected yet.
The committee will continue to meet
nightly until the investigation is com.
pleted.
There are many rumors In relation 10
Principal Graham. and some In regard to
others which should have no influence
whatever upon the committee. They are
to be guarded and guided alone by the
evidence that will be offered. The In
vestigation should be thorough and i'm.
partial.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

a OHANOERY, NEW ASTLE
4 WuETY.-frustes sale Of Rea
Ehate By virtue Of u decree Of tho court
oiohancery OF tho state Of Delaware, in and
ior rev Castle Ooanty. made at the March
term, A.. u. 1881, Of sal 4 court, will bo ex.
posed 10 public sale, st the county Oourr
house, In the city Of Wilmington,
on wEDr ESDAY,
TIE 2lst DAYOFSE A. ID. M
At2 O'Clock p. m.,
rhe following described real estate, situate
iolloWs, TO wit:
No !. Beginning at stake in tho scutb.
eriy side Of second street, between Walnut
and Poplar streets, at the distance OF 90 Re et
tom the westerly side Of Poplar st.; thence
soutnerly BY line OF lands late OF Provi.
dsnoe Reynolds. deceased, devised TO WIN.
mcoauiiey in trust. through the middle OF
AalviSion wall between tue two houses pa r.
sieI 10 Poplar stroet, 81 feet TO 4 stake In an
aIey sany running TO Poplar street, thence by a
ssso.t sins ~ said alley Westerly parallel with
5eeosd street II feet to stake In William
mnness line, now Of Harriet W. OIing;
tnence BY ner line northofly parallel with
me nrst described liae 80 feet TO the said
s,ae oi Second street; thence herewith east-
s,iy ~ ~ ieet TO the place Of beginning, DO the
ss ss more Or less, with TIE alley privl
no; Beginning at the corner formed by
sns lntersection OF the soutbetly side II
,oeoeii street and tho westerly side ofA So
aoet vice street, laid out between Lobd eli
aaa aan, q str' ste, parallel with and at the dis
anco OF l75 feet from Olaymont street:
sael " GO along said TO feet wide street so feet
" corner; then,o westerly and parallel
WIN l-oDdeii street lib fest. 10 inches. more
VI iess. 10 the essterly aide Of tho Old Ferry
,oaa with the privilege Of one-hAlf Of the
sald ,Ild Ferry load when vaeAted); thence
sHcfeoy nortnerlV about ! feet to the afore.
salo Nie OF Lobdell srest; and thence tnera.
oY ets.eriy ls8 ieet o inches ts the place OF
.oseelnning, be tho contents thereof what
they may.
No.s Beginning at stake on the north
s0e OF Liberty street 1lo feet from the
southwest eide Of Johu Heoges's land .bein q
= corner Of John Aeh's lot; thence along
a ssh line ncrth ~ degrees, west 70 fsot 10 a
i.-iest wide alley; thonce along said alley
Sc iolth o3 degrt es,e I l8 feet to stake. q
ooiber OF lot now or formerly OF MichaeI
o,Donnsll thence by ssid " Oonneli's line
SUM "a degrees, east 90 feet to Liberty
sueet and tnenco by the side of said street
south o. degrees, west IS feet TO the place OF
1.kinning. Containing within those pounds
to4o square feet Of land, be tho ssme more
Or Iess. Attendance will be given and
Aforesaid by f'"Ss
J. h. nUFFEOKER, JR. Truste.,
Or by his attorney,
Attest: J. NJ. HoUSMAN,
Register Uourt .Chausery. E2soits
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Jsyssy,s a80vss Disease.

TnpWroN, N. T., Sept. All through |
6ou,n jersey there exists spAnio among
horse owners, ard the Slate vetsrinafy
surg.ons are every whste appealed to
tor assistance. The situation ttoom'
ulicated by the fact that there 10 20
ucoy,sion made.b by the STATE 10 pay Tor
q proper investigation. Ihe sbtAse
veterinary surgeons receive no 0om-
peusation from the Ststt except In cases
OF pleupo pneumonia, when tho -Ctate
Eoard of Health pays for the strvtce OF
the suroeous. IL has been found that
while the report Of the mortality mas
been greatly exaggerated, there mas
been y large number OF Cesths' anu
there now exists u state OF tnfirs eam
eaept to cGuse alarm. IL "a sa'o tnat
about 20G horses have died, causing
Ices Of abeut $25 O0S. IL bns also psen
lrsportsd that the disease has IN msds lts
ap pearnnce in Tren,cD-
5n order TO test che trntf OF tbie
North American Representative caisd
on Dr. K. n. Hunt, toe stcretnry OF the
State Board Of Health. and asked him
! IL 1t WAS teue that tiere Wal morse
epidemic in Trenton.
well" sSid he, 81 eave been LOOK
ing into the scbjeov, 8 81! find that the
reports are beius greatly exaga erated.
Thess seems to be como questitn as to
| the Oh ara ,tsr OF this boxse dttease thAt
I hos rho v cd itself IN this State, hrst In
Atlsn,io County. Most pronoyn nos II
oerebre spinal meningitis. while Others
req ard IL ~ a throat distecnper or iphu.
epza. .Ae eooa ~ reports OF II reached
the State EoaNi OF Health I made such
inquiries ael invsstigations IS showed
it not TO be glanders, Or any OF the oon
tagious diseases Hreacribsd fog ucdeI
I the State Law as TO d lseares of animals
While the actual losses have bsen
some what maRnifsd. II Is certainly &
serious outbreak. NO cases have ye'
been heard Of in Trenton or vicinity
ss We woEA certai1ly have heaId o
them"
"rhey say that rnolss are .exemp'
from the disease, Docter; how 70 thst?'
''Tbat may be true" said the doctor
II have never yet seen mule downet
by hardly any disease. They are tough
creatures, and generally die OF oh age
1t may be the general touEhness OF th'
mule that saves him
Health Inspector Mcguire was mex
seen ct his ofice at the City Hall. HI
said he did not think thece WAS an!
truth Ia the reports CT the horse opt
demic In South Jersey. "They are Il
grossly exsggerAted." he said, land an
got up to pIoducs 8 panic moro thai
any thing slse. l think the object o
these exsggeration4 ia to indoce tb,
State Board Of Health TO keep tn
veterinary surgeons In emp.oy ment
OF course l don't meau 70 pass suy in
siuatious on Drs. Miller and Sellers
bnt what d. mean TO say is that it ID
scheme of tue SMALL potato vetertns
riars to induce the Ststs Board o
Health to keep them in permanent en-
plcy meptb
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
.Units<, ssaSsaA Aurovs .

The sollowin list Of grand sod petit
Jurors vere selected tkis forenoon BY
the q pited States Jury Commissioners
for tho September term, oommsncing
Tuesday, September IL:
HEw CAsTLE.0oUNTY.
Grand Jury-Wilmingt gton-stepben
Davis, George 8 Cspelle, James Mil
ohell, james Bradford, John M.Eew
ell, Robert W. Chambers. Benjamin.
Purnell, Horace Rudolph and Henry j.
Crippsn.
Nav Oastls-Jobn JOHNS, Il. 81. No
Mullin and Alexander Davidson.
White Clay Oreek-&brAham Can
non.
81. Gsoress-H. N. wiNits.
william Coach.
Appo<uinimink-George L. Towa
send.
KENT COUNTY.
Mispiilion-ChArles Il. Bay ynard.
East Dover-Jsmes Kerlin.
,sUsSEx COUNTY.
Baltimore-Thos. r. Steele,
Dagsboro-JosbuA PhillipS.
Broad Oreek-Wm. 9. Warrington.
6eaford-Lswis Il. Wallace.
Nnay CASTLE COUNTY,.
Petit Jurors - Wilmington Ste
phen Dowrey, Edgar A. Finley
George Almond. Enoch Moore, Jf.
Charles D. Fritz, William j. Morrow
Albert Thatcher, j. Smith Brennan
Garrett j. Hart.
Brandy wine-John w. Day, william
4. Husbands, Samuel Handy.
New Castle--FrAnk LAnders, Levi
e. Eltason, John Evsreon.
Ree Lion-Lewis P. Ellison.
PeDcader-MAhlon Rattep.
Appoqunimiuk-Joseph HutohiEson
Moody Rothwell.
KENT CoUNTF.
South Mu, derkill-Eli Doherty, An
drew Oolwell, George Deherty, Jaoo
Freidel, M. Grinnell.
i North Murderkill-Dr. P. BowArd.
4 SUSSEX COUNTY.
Baltimore-Torbert BrAsure, MyeI
B. Steele.
Indian River-Joseph B. Lingo.
DAgsboro-C,pt. Robert Daisey, Trui
ten P. Morrie.
william p Adams.
Cedar Creek-B r. b. Woodali.
Broad Creek-Wllliam 8. Workman
Bsaford-James A. Brown.
Gumboro'-Elijah Wyatt.
Milford-E. j. Pieison.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Personal.

Miss Mary Ksnrard, Of New Castle,
10 visiting Mrs. Bartlett Of THE city.
Mr. Artemus Bartlett has returned
hcme from his trip to New Castle.
Adiutsn I'll General Kenney, ID. N. G.
Of Delaware, WAS In the city last even.
ing.
r G. MsckenEie, passenger agent OF
the b. g. O, was at the Brandywine
Springs last night.
Mics Jennie Booker OF Sudlersvfjie,
Md, Is visiting the Misses Glsnding,
631 West Third street, this city.
Mias Katie G. Bulser and Misc X site
O'Conno- have returned from cape
May.
The Misses Mollle and Ella WslkeT
of Hnrford County, Md, who have
been visiting Mtse Anna Miller OF this
city, have returned home,
Yesterday Mr.. aud MrF. Collins o.
this city, accompanied DIR. and MIS-
Harlan 10 Plumgrove farm, in hii
Creek Hundred. The doctor hai
erected an artificial lake on the farm a
cost Of over Thousand dollars. ID
has on the Lake hne boat rsnec
Elfors, altsr his popu Or posm I" E hor'
OF he SusQ uehsnna." On Tuesdsy tbs
same party vititsd the romantic scener,
on the beautiful domain of VIM. j
Fell, on the Red Clay, adjoining tb'
far famed Brnndywine Springs. Thi
locality. 30 well described by DR.. Har
Ian in his book, entitled "Tbe Fate O
Marcel" has attracted the talente'
artists Of Wilmington, tome OF whom
bave executed life Ike paintings OF tn
wild embowsred walks which awakel
when seen the hA,lowed memories @
other days.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
FIFTH Ed
borvod NJ -

a. m ABB
"a One day recently Fr.J
s..,..i ana another man enter
mari Market street, and leah callsS| !
they paid for. Gr,si,he sH'tea|
cakes, cakes, but after tI eatin,
walked we. out, when Mr. NJ
sn%u,s sna asked about bis psv' Ss
would ,so make it all ripSst l1st
.i the taloon with Mr.. 'sSss s,es;
ting inside told him HOee; ;
money, money. As he had plavs
very indignant, and '1''y ~ !
the chin, knocking him IN
Ing his head came n D,ta sa.
rail at the foot Of the tou h,,
tnat DR.. James H. j. R R,
6ea,. 70 aaaw together with
Grimth SI had a warrant amt
Steel, but when the c'.. au.
morning, appeared wi Il +
aged up and said he d,S
e.as eeote 1t. Judge Cumm
s. sisted on hearing It, and
had been stated Mr. Sa sts
a.st . charge Of assault, and
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Lawn ParSU.

A lawn party was given at the resi-
deuce OF Mis- Lille II. McClintock,
1<0f Jackson street, last evening, and
about forty Soung people were present. !.
The lawn wAs tssteially decorated with
gay Cbinete lsnterbs, end, with the
bright moonlight overhead. made the
soene ali that could bs desired. Mum.
eroas games were IND ulsed 10, and the
usually quiet neighborhood rang with
tho lA1ghttr Of the merry. makers. At
. late hour they adjourned TO the parlot
and spent the remainder OF the time In
quieter games social conversation and
excellent music. Refreshments were
bountifully served, and the py rAmid oi
flowers that grAced the centre OF the
table was marvel OF beauty. But the
time for separating came at laat, and
the youRg people left with m uch regret
thanking their young hostess and DO
claring, one and al, that II VAS ths
most pleasant affair Of the kind sveI
given In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
FOURTH EDITION
,Tnst,,ut,ue q orend Oestle.


Supreme Chief Thomas Birchall left
this .city last Sunday evening ct 9 %
O'Clock for Springfield, Ohio, for the
purpose Of instituting q Grand Castle
n that place for tho Stats OF Ohio. This
order was introduced into that State
about one year ago, and already there
arc ssvep castles, vithsa Joint member
ship Of about 1000.
The grand body was Instituted on
Tuesday evening, aud the Champion
City Times Of Springfield on Wedpes-
day speaks - follows Of the event:
'Knights Of the Golden Eagle OF
Ohio, under the instruction Of the Su-
preme Chief Of the order, Thomas Bir.
chsll OF Wilmington, Del, have orgar-
ICED the Grand Castle Of Ohio, and II
thia grand order docs not move forward
with prodigous strides under the guid.
ap0e OF such true and valiant knight,
courteous gentleman and friend OF ster.
ling qualities, will be one Of the wonders
OF the world.
"After the organisation wss com.
tpleted and the officers Installed the
lcastle settled down to business, with
Sir knight Job NJ. Gardner, OF Hamil.
Iton, Ohio, - grand chief, assisted by
Supreme chief. Thomas BirchAll, busi'
ness fairly few, aud when finished then
came tho grand event Of the session
The sublime work OF the order WAS ex
enplifsd and explained by the su
preme chief, and when he had finished
(talk about pereonsl maanstism) BIZ
Thomas Birchall could have led the
grand castle members Of Ohio, to toto
Bir Thomas ;Birohall did It and We srt
glad Sf 1t, and On his journey homo he
will have our best wishes aud love.
And will further state for the benea'
Of the ladies East, that o fter the arrivs
OF the grand escort from his hotel BY
band and me mbers to the elegantly
decorated hall, where . hop was giver
by the Eagles of Logan, the ladie,
took immediaIe possession Of BIZ
Thomas, and presented him with two
elegant bouquets, and We'd with eact
lother who should be his partner in tn,
grand march which he led. Sir Thopal
Birohall leaves us TO morrow morning
., 5 O'Clock, and It 10 with regret tha
we part with sach genial gentleman.
Supreme Chief Blrchall arrived II
this city 1t 8 O'Clock this m morning muol
pleased with his trip, and highly elatet
with tho progress the order 10 making
lin the "Buckeye" State.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
An Aeronaut.s Fail to Death,

PRINCETON, No, Sept. l AT the
Mercer County Fair yesterday afternoon
Randall Rlakesiec, half breed Indian,
made balloon ascension hanging to a
1rapeze bar. In the ascent the balloon
shot up suddenly, giving Blakeslee a
wrench, and he was unable 10 pull him
-csh up by loop which he had drawn
around his wrist. After travelling about
a mile and half, reaching the altitude oi
1000 tee', the balloon began to descend,
but the poor fellows strength gave out,
and when within $40 feet OF the earth mis-
grip relaxed, and he fell to the earth,
lightning on h feet in corlleld. his
thighs being broken and driven iGto tha
ttrunk OF his body.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Tho Last Hop,

The third and probably the last hop
OF the year took place at the pavilion
at the Brandy wine Syringe last evening.
Mr.. Crook says II was O com plete sue
cess and Is we'll pleased with the pa.
tronage accorded him. The grounds
were tastefully and brilliantly lighted
up with lamps and Chinese lanterns
The music was Furnished by julie Rey.
bold's orchestra Of six pieces, which
disooursed good dance music for the
many who kep. time to the enlivening
strains. Dancing was kept up until
near midnight, when the speciai lett for
Wilmington with about one hundred
pleasure seekers aboard. Numerous
other young folks came In teams. Two
parties Of pleasure seekers came out In
. "straw ride," and made the welkin
ring with the vocal and instrumental
music in the shape of tin horns.
Every body had . good time, and enjoy.
ment was the theme of the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Chsrg ged With,

This morning quite ~
ing colored woman nsm)
las, was afraigned before
charged with the larces,
Mrs. Nora Sheridan, the
rick Sheridan, who didI
since from injuries recel,
at the p, W. Il B.CompJ
Sheridan testified that
night she had s4S In The |
yesterday morning when }
anime the money there !
As the defendant was v,l
and had been upstairs n
Ing, she suspicioned her
and sent for Sergeant T.yI
cd the woman, but failed !
the missing money The }
several witnesses TO tesIjtJ
character, and Judge GU
to continue the further he,
morrow morning, Charl|
coming security Tor her
that time.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
.n.->c,,~-&n~ DaytousUsdss.

ssmuel johnson, the New Castle
County agent for the Dayton. Onio.
hedge tepoe. IL receiving Substantial.
enoou raa aemenk from the farmers OF the
eouuty, and the way IL now looks there
,pould aeem to be no donbt ct the or
Canisat,op OF company In this county
6y pext spring. Every farmer that
.ssea the fence IL at .ence >oonyinoed OF
its utility and the more tbeF inveso.
cate it the x,ore they like It. Mr.
.yoh nsou never Tires Of taking accompanied
| of Warmers up to the neishhCrhood OF
Trsn ton, N. j to see this wonderful
hedge that Ii bound 10 take the place OF
Essterday his compssy consisted OF
William p. Ledge, W1llism q. Lodge
and Isaac N. Lodge. of Brandy Siue
Hundred; John Richardson and Joseph
Richardson, of Christians HNndred.
and N sson Davis and a. United States
Marshal McMaileD, Of New Castle
Hundred. They took the same round
amonpst the hedges belsw Morsisville
IN Books County that wSs taken by The
others who were there before and whess
vistts we're 10 fully reported In tbs RE
PuBbaEAN.
They minutely Investigated every
thing IA connection with the n0a gee
spAded down st the side 10 sec whe
the roots were bat found none, loea1e cd
for wide openings, but there were mono
pulled &C II, but could not badge 1t, and
all unitsd in sineinR . pettsion thoS II
was tho most practical and the bss'
fence they had eyer seen, and they
heartily recommended Ct It TO tho farmers
OF New Castle County.
Mr.. HefDer, . gentleman who .grows
the Usage orange plants for these hedges.
is in the city, stopping at the Clay ton
House. He wants to lease Abeut twen'
ty hre aoreo Of good land CON nvenisnt to
the city and to . railroad station for the
growing Of the Usage thorn. TIE Day
ton COMPANY finds all the tborns OF
plants tor thOse who take stock In the
com pany, proportioned to the amount
of s,oek they Jake. Stock to the amoun,
Of $500 tnsures mile OF fence free. $2oe
b sk u lie, and S125 70 = quarter OF 2
mile. Mr.. Johnson will take from 81
to 40 farmers up 70 zee TIE hedge nex'
Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
MANY Poor People Dsfrauded.

HUDSON, Wis. Sept. 1.-The officers
Of the Hudson Building and Loan As
ISOLATION have just discovered q short
age Of nearly $40. 900 In the accounts OF
the late T. II. Harvey. who was score
tary Of the association. The books and
papers are In bad shape, and 1t will be
some time before the real situation cap
be determined. As the stockho ldert
are for the most part working people,
olerks, teachers and others who secured
their shares by small monthly savings,
the loss will be . serious blow. Mr..
Harvey stood very high as an account
ant and business man curing his life.
time.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
The Horse Disease,

The deadly horse disease that has
been 80 terribly fatal amongst horses 10
some sections of New Jersey has not
reached this city and vicinity yet.
There has never been time when both
horses and cows have been 90 clear from
disease. Veterinary surgeons differ CON
siderably ss to the cause Of the disease.
DR.. Rowland thinks 1t 10 brought on by
rank vegetable growth, following on
the heels Of dry period. or by decay.
Ing vegetable matter. DR.. A. D. Van
dever is Of the opinion that the disease
is caused by the animal swallowin z
spider webs, to be seen every where Ia
the early part Of the day. AT certain
times, he says, these spiders visit cor.
tain sections In dreves, and often horses
and COWS swallow both spider and web,
and both contain q certain amount OF
poiscn